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Italian coast guard makes dramatic rescue of migrants at sea

Presidents Macron hosts and President Trump

Liu Xiaobo, critic of China's Communist Party, dead after years in prison

France marks one year since Nice terror attack

FollowTheHashtag: #HomosexualityIsNotADisease

Homosexuality is a taboo in China, which forced China’s roughly 70 million LGBTQI people to build their own support community on the Internet. But now, a new regulation is seriously threatening this safe haven. Calling homosexuality “abnormal sexual behavior,” the new digital regulation could ban homosexual imagery online.

Turkey: Dissents on hunger strike

Turkish artists and intellectuals petitioned the government to release two teachers who have been on a hunger strike for 111 days. The two went on hunger strike in Ankara in March to protest the loss of their jobs after Turkey sacked a raft of public sector workers following a failed coup in July last year.

A long 'March for Justice' reaches Istanbul

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Istanbul to mark the end of a 25-day march. The protesters walked 450 kilometers for justice. The main opposition leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu hopes to unite Turkey’s different opposition groups.

Babies rescued from the rubble in Mosul

Iraqi federal police have released touching images of babies being rescued from destroyed homes in Mosul.

Trump on Merkel: then and now

Merkel's G20 moments

Merkel's handshakes and other moments, from warm to frosty and awkward.

Frightening message from North Korea

North Korea's missile test is a drastic step, which DW's Esther Felden had hoped would never come true.

Zombies in Hamburg: Art protest against G20

Hundreds of people dressed as zombies gathered in the streets of Hamburg, Germany to set a sign against the upcoming G20 summit. This protest was organized by the collective “1000 Gestalten”. Their message: People should be more involved in politics.

A bystander filmed as an African man was violently removed from a train in Munich

Two guards grabbed a 48-year-old Nigerian man and wrestled him off a train in Munich. The incident was filmed by a journalist. After posting it in social media she began receiving threatening messages.

Charlie Gard: The internet shows solidarity for terminally-ill baby

The case of 10-month-old Charlie Gard, who suffers from a rare genetic disease, has raised questions over who should decide on his treatment. His parents have watched courts in the UK and Europe deny their wishes to keep him on life support. Now, Trump and the pope have gotten involved.

Thousands protest against G20 in Hamburg

In the water and on land - thousands of protesters have gathered in Hamburg. They have been opposing climate and trade policies of the world's major powers, who are meeting for the G20 summit.

How good is Germany's digital strategy?

A German company makes chips for robots that help them to learn "thinking". But the CEO is not happy with the digital strategy of the country and believes if it does not take more risks, it could be left behind.

Protesting against ‘IS’ with a hair trend 　

Sporting a western haircut can result in 80 lashes under ‘IS’ rule. But more and more young men in Syria are defying their strict laws by wearing fashionable haircuts regardless.

Web video: Sri Lanka's greenest hotel

The hotel chain Jetwing wants to be carbon-neutral by the year 2020.

Venezuela Helicopter assault: Real attack or staged hoax?

A former police pilot fired on Venezuela's Supreme Court and Interior Ministry from a helicopter. President Maduro calls it a "terrorist attack." His opponents accuse him of staging the assault.

How will history look at Kohl's legacy?

Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl will be honored by the European Union on Saturday.

Gay marriage coming to Germany soon?

There are only around 20 countries worldwide that allow gay couples to get married legally. While most of them are in Europe, Germany isn't one of them. But that might change soon.

Opioids in the US: Fighting heroin

Almost 2.6 million Americans are addicted to opioids but treatment is still lacking. A young man from Maryland his on the best way to win the battle that almost destroyed his life.

Tourist boat sinks with 170 onboard

Dozens are missing after a cruise boat in a popular tourist area of Colombia sinks.

Eid celebrations across the globe

It marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. A look at how people celebrate around the world.

Travel rush in Bangladesh

Due to overcrowded public transport, they are jumping on roofs of trains.

Al-Nuri-Moschee Islamic State Conflict - Mossul

Historic mosque of Mosul destroyed by "IS"

The terrorist organization is known for destryoing religious sites.

Bringing back a prehistoric fish

Sturgeon fish are endangered. One project is trying to reintroduce the prehistoric fish to Germany.

Future of food in Germany

Scientists are investigating how climate change will affect Germany's future food production.

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#GermanyDecides - DW on tour in Wegscheid

#GermanyDecides - How welcome are refugees today?

Court to decide owner of Hitler's house

The Austrian government has seized the house where Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was born.

Jaafars Vlog #22: From a neo-Nazi to a refugee worker

Tanja has been in the neo-Nazi scene in the past. But today her love of her live is from Iraq.

Qatar's censorship in Berlin

A villa in Berlin is being used as a Cultural House for the embassy of Qatar. But a topless statue has vanished.

Jaafars Vlog #24: "I want to preserve my fatherland"

DW reporter Jaafar Abdul Karim interviews demonstrators at a rally of right-wing extremists.

My picture of the week, Freedom of Speech Award

My picture of the week | Freedom of speech for the US?

2017 has been a hair-raising ride for everyone covering the Trump's administration, DW's Richard Walker says.

'An attack will trigger a response from the whole alliance'

DW spoke with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg in Lithuania.

White House Correspondents win DW's Freedom of Speech Award

This year, DW's Freedom of Speech Award was given to the journalists of the White House Correspondents' Association. They are "establishing a new benchmark in reporting about the policies of the new US administration." WHCA president Jeff Mason received the prize at DW's Global Media Forum in Bonn.

Cholera death toll rises again in Yemen

More than 1,000 people have died because of Cholera in Yemen. People there also suffer from an ongoing war and famine.

Far-right movement marches through Berlin

Hundreds of mostly young, far-right activists marched through Berlin promoting "Europe for Europeans."

Helmut Kohl dead at 87

Dwindling hope for survivors

Families of those still missing following a fatal apartment building fire in London continue to appeal for information.

First "polyamorous" marriage in Colombia

Three gay men got legally married in Colombia. It's the first recognition of a “polyamorous family” in the country.